Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-06

mand. at 62a7c,
Green Onious-20a25c per dozen punches
fair supply and fair demand.
Peas-Are in good demand and scarce III
75c per bushel.
Cucumbers-3Oc per dozen; demand
fair, supply heavy.
Radishes-Are light in supply and de
mand good at Soc per dozen punches.
Beans-GreeD 75e per bushel; demand
fair, supply good.
Black Raspberries-S to sc. per. box.
Demand fair; supply good.
, Cabbage-Home raised 81 GOAL % per
barrel; demand fair; supply heavy.
New Corn-Per dozen l2c; supply fair,
demand slow.
New York.
New YORK, July 5.-Flour-Receipts
-, 126 packages; exports 12,l21 barrels
and s, S69 sacks; market moderately active;
sales IS, 800 barrels; superfine western and
State s. 60a325. Wheat-Receipts J, O37, :
$50 bushels; exports sol, 739 bushels; spot
lots of spring rather easy; winter ta5c
higher, closing firm; options closed firm;
sales 4, $50, 900 bushels futures, and 3SO, OOO
spot; No. Chicago S2iaS34c; No. l hard
S62c; ungraded red 7Se79lc; No. 3red S3fc;
No . red July s5aS5 ll-16c, closing at
S53c; August ga 5-l6as4sc closing at e4fc;
September S5!aS5 ll-l6e, closing at S55c;
October s63aS7sc, closing at 965c; No
vember S5laSSlc. closing at 88sc; Deem
Der SO 1-16aS93c, closing at $780, March
92sa925c, closing at 925c; May 95ta955c,
closing 95sc. Corn-Spot lots declined ia
&c and options sasc, closing heavy; re-
ceipts 194, 200 bushels; exports SO, $50
bushels; sales 40S, 600 bushels futures and
49,, 900 bushels spot; uDgraded 45a46tc;
No. 2 July 45!a45sc, closing at 45sc; Au-
gust 46fa46!c, closing at 46lc; September
473a475c, closing at Age; October 4Sc.
Oats-At falc higher; receipts l24,OOO
bushels; exports 61l bushels; sales 2SO, OOO
bushels futures; 1S4, 1000 bushels spot;
mixed western 34a36c; white do 3sa4lc.
Stocks of grain in store July ID: Wheat,
= ,s54,s44 bushels; corn, l, 200, $40 bushels;
oats, 673, 7S3 bushels; barley, 6, $50 bush
els; rye, 6,033 bushels; peas, 5,367 bush
els; malt, 232, 800 bushels. Hay-Quiet
and steadily held. HOps-Quiet and I'M
changed. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio firm at
Isle; options higher but quiet; sales 46, 600
bags; July 16.65a16 zoe; August 1690a
l7.10c; September 17.05a17. 45c; October
II. 35al7 Coo; November II. 55al7. 65c; De-
cember 17.35al7.70c January l7.6Oa
177Oc; February 1859: March LISA
1850; April 17.s0c. Sugar-Steady but
quiet: Muscovado, $50 test, Age; refined
quiet; C 48a4 13-l6c; extra c 45c; white
= on I'd 4
sc; cOnfectioner's A > ll-l6c; cutloat and
crushed 6a6lc; powdered l5-l6a6c; gran
ulated 5ia5 13-16c. MOlasSes-Dull and
nominal. Petroleum-Steady; United Gle.
Tallow-Firm. Rosiu-Dull at 81 lOa
| III. Turpentine--Dull Mt 334c. Eggs
Dull and heavy; receipts &, 962 packages;
western 14laI5Ic Wool - Quiet and
steady; domestic fleece 3Oa37; pulled lla
Sic; Texas 9a2ic Pork-Steady and mod
erately active. Cut Meats-Firm; picked
hams l14a12c. Lard-Closed weak aud
lower; Western steam spot s. 90; August
Sc 80; September s. 0S; October 81 ID
November s. 02a7 O3; December s. O2a
: Oh; city steam So 80. Butter-Firm
and in fair demand; western creamery l5a
l9c. Cheese-Firmcr and in fair demand.
COpper-Steady; lake 1O3c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 5.-An active feeling
prevailed in the wheat pit during the
earlier part of the session, due chiefly to
the tone of the cables August started at
PC, hut free selling quickly put it down
to 7llc. The visible supply statement was
nAy
crease, but they were not prepared for
falling Off of 4, 200, 900 bushels. The effect
on prices was forming up. Corn active
and weak. The visible supply showed a
decrease SO, 900 bushels Oats weaker
Provisions moderately active. Flour dull;
prices steady and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No. 3 spring 69{aa10c; No. 3
spring 6}c; No. red 12a73c; July 69sa
soc, closing at 69,c; August 1lsa72c,
closing ut &c; September 73!a14c. closing
at 73fc; October 75la75fc, closing at 15Sc.
Corn-Cash No . soc; July 35a353c, clos
ing at 35Ic; August 36la37iC, closing at
36Jc; September 27la3Sic, closing at 37sc.
Oats-Cash No. oslo; July 25a25tc, clos
ing at 25tc; August 25sa25sc, closing at
25,O; September 26!a26sc, closing at 264C.
Rye-Cash No. , soc. Barley--NO. 66c
Flax Seed-No. at 81 II. Timothy
Seed-Prime 81 -. Mess Pork-GAsh
$l4OOal5 co, July nominal. Lard-Cash
So 52Ia6 80; July S. SCAT 90, closing at
81 ~; August So 62a6 ~, closing at
S. 6?l; September S. 72!a6 -, closing at
s. 72l; October So SOa6 sci, closing at
S. ~. Pork-ShOrt ribs s. 6Oa7 76!;
shoulders s. 40a5 80; short clear 95I
! 90. Whisky-At 81 10. Sugars-Cut-
loaf 6!aGSc granulated &c; standard 4
500. Butter Firm; creamery l6a2Oc;
dairy llal6c Eggs-Steady ut llall!c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, JULY 5.-CottOu-Fir
Flour-Hcavy; family 81 3Oa3 80; fancy
S3 1Oa3 30. Wheat-In fair demand and
lower; No. = red 72a74c; receipts $500
bushels; shipments |, 500 bushels. Corn
Stronger; No. mixed Sole. Oats-Firmer;
No. = red 29lc. Rye-Dull; No. , 60c
POrk-Dull at $l5 Cd. Lard-Firm at
So 20 Bnlk Meats-Strong; short ribs
s. IS. BacOn-In fair demand and
stronger; short ribs s. 62l; short clear
50 CO. Whisky-Firm; sales of |, lab
barrels OF finished goods on basis of 81 %
Butter-Stronger; fancy creamery l5a2Oc;
good to extra l5alSc; fancy dairy l2!al3c.
Liuseed Oil-Steady at 44a46c. Sugar
Firm; hard refined &c; New Orleans Ala
sic. Eggs-heavy receipts and lower at
12c. Cheese-Firm; small full cream at
9a10c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Flour-Quiet
and weak. Wheat-A shade lower; No. ,
red July s4Eas4lc; August s34as3sc; Sep
TENDER ~ IaS4lc. Corn-Spot higher; No. >
yellow soc; No. = mixed July 45a46c; Au-
gust 45!a46c; September 46!a47!c; October
47la4Sc. Oats-SpOt in good demand; No.
3 white 37a37Ic; No. , white 3S!; futures
quiet without important change. PrOvis-
ious-Steady with fair jObhing business.
Pork-Mess SIC 90; do prime mess new
Sl5 30; do family SIG 50al7 80. Hams
Smoked l2al3c. Lard-Steady; refined
s. 25a7 40; steam So 75a6 50. Butter
Firm for choice creamery extra at lSal9c.
Eggs-Firm and fairly active for fresh
stock; Western firsts loo Cheese-Fairly
active and firm; Ohio Ease.